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1. Activist hedge fund Elliott bets $1 billion on British platinum producer
2. Pottery Barn parent Williams-Sonoma fined for marketing furniture as ‘crafted’ in the U.S. when it was made in China
3. Troubled Philadelphia-based bank implodes in first failure of the year
4. The top 5 books these mental health experts say will help you combat burnout at work and build healthy habits
5. Billionaire Miami Dolphins owner wants to make South Florida more like Manhattan—’I still love a challenge’
6. An emergency slide ripped off a Boeing-made jet during a Delta flight from New York to Los Angeles
7. YouTube was the real hero of Google’s Q1 earnings, and it should set off alarm bells at Netflix
8. Jamie Dimon says to get a job at JPMorgan, what you study in college ‘almost doesn’t matter’
9. Commercial tax-prep companies lost out on $5.6 million in fees thanks to IRS’ direct file, government says
10. Southwest’s earnings are so bad it’s leaving 4 airports—and considering scrapping its open-seating plan
11. The economy is moving us back into the 19th century as fertility rates plunge
12. Exxon’s profits are falling, but CEO Darren Woods’ compensation rose last year—here’s how the oil giant rewards its top exec
13. Owner of vaping supply business that exploded arrested while preparing to catch a one-way flight to Hong Kong
14. Meta’s investors are worried about the billions it’s spending on AI—but its advertising empire makes it a positive, Deutsche Bank says
15. With inflation still high and economic growth slowing sharply we could be heading toward stagflation, a scenario ‘nobody is really prepared for,’ UBS exec says
16. Buffett-owned real estate brokerage pays $250 million to settle claims that agent commissions break antitrust law
17. Tesla’s Elon Musk speeds past Mark Zuckerberg on the billionaires list after Meta stock plummets on its cash-sucking AI plans
18. It’s still a golden age of homebuilding, according to one top real estate CEO. Here’s why
19. Satya Nadella says Microsoft’s AI payoff hinges on other companies doing ‘the hard work’ of changing their cultures
20. More Americans are working past age 65—and that’s good news for employers
21. Raising children is way more expensive than most parents imagined—and more than half of all parents say they went into debt to pay for their kids, study shows
22. Can Envestnet find a buyer? The publicly traded fintech is looking for one—again
23. Do the youth dream big anymore? Rapper Common just launched a new education campaign to ensure they do
24. Fed’s favorite inflation gauge accelerated in March, spelling trouble for rate cuts—and Biden’s re-election bid
25. Microsoft’s Xbox sinks as AI soars
26. Bitcoin ETFs stall: BlackRock ends 71-day streak, Fidelity sees first outflows
27. ByteDance says it has no plans to sell TikTok in the U.S.
28. The curious case of Temu’s U.S. ‘headquarters’
29. Google just dropped millions of dollars to teach more people how to use AI—and an exec says it could ‘create a reinvigoration of the American middle class’
30. USDA tells poultry producers to reduce salmonella in certain chicken products to help prevent food poisoning
31. Adidas, Ye, and the death of DEI: A cautionary tale for corporate America
32. Demand for office space is skyrocketing, especially in New York City and Los Angeles
33. Besides keeping data safe, this emerging tech could be a key trust builder for businesses
34. In the latest blow for the London Stock Exchange, U.S. private equity firm Thoma Bravo snaps up British cybersecurity star Darktrace for $5 billion
35. Sam Altman, Jensen Huang, and more join the federal AI safety board
36. The SEC’s Ethereum bank shot
37. Scientists inspired the right guardrails for nuclear energy, the internet, and DNA research. Let them do the same for AI
38. Harvey Weinstein’s New York conviction was overturned, forcing survivors to relive abuse—again
39. The FTC noncompete ban means companies need to totally rethink their people strategy: ‘You’ve got to convince employees to stay’
40. Departing top Tesla exec cashes out almost his entire stake for $181 million as longtime bull Ron Baron calls bottom in the stock
41. The FTC’s ban on noncompete agreements will send companies scrambling for other ways to control their workforce
42. China signals TikTok should fight ‘robbers’ sell-or-ban U.S. law meant ‘to snatch from others all the good things that they have’. Here’s what’s next
43. Rubrik goes public, as the stock closed up nearly 16% in the cybersecurity company’s first day of trading
44. Tighter budgets mean fewer raises and promotions. But taking ‘your foot off the gas when it comes to compensation’ may backfire
45. U.S. panic over national debt might mark a culture shift—are Americans becoming more ‘European’ about money?
46. Jamie Dimon says America needs to ‘take a deep breath’ before facing off with China, because the U.S. is actually in a ‘very good position’ to negotiate
47. Huawei reportedly keeps getting advanced chips, even as the U.S. tries to tighten the screws on China’s semiconductor industry
48. How aviation is plowing ahead, ready for takeoff in summer 2024—despite Boeing headwinds
49. The financial services gender pay gap in Europe is so large that fewer than one in 10 of the 2,000 highest-earning bankers are female
50. Foreign states, including China, are targeting U.K. universities to enhance their own ‘economic and military capabilities’ MI5 warns
51. French President Macron said Europe will ‘not be a geopolitical priority’ for the U.S. and urges the continent to develop its defense strategy to survive
52. Antony Blinken visits Beijing as U.S. and China spar over trade and Taiwan: ‘There is no substitute… for face-to-face diplomacy’
53. High interest rates aren’t helping banks as they did before—just ask NatWest, whose profits fell 27% in the first quarter
54. Betting that Trump’s Truth Social will flop has been very profitable for a hardy band of mostly amateur Wall Street investors
55. Minneapolis imposes $15 a pack minimum for cigarettes—$2 more than NYC—to curb smoking
56. Alphabet and Microsoft’s revenue surge sends a clear message to investors: Our AI spending is paying off
57. Fortune’s first century was tied to purpose. Its second century will be too

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